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More Ted Oberg Investigates

• Devon Anderson talks about new job as DA
• HOUSTON - The widow of Harris Co. DA Mike Anderson is talking exclusively to ABC13 about taking over her husband's unexpired term
• Houston mayoral candidates face off in debate
• HOUSTON - It was the first and only debate among the seven people vying to run the Bayou City, but it may have not left voters satisfied
• Is Obama's deferred action program working?
• HOUSTON - A year ago, Obama created a special program for children brought into our country illegally. But is it helping people?
• How much did you pay to spruce up Toyota Center?
• HOUSTON - Texas' comptroller office said the state would see almost $12.8M more tax dollars from February's event. But there's fine print
• Spring ISD losing not only students, but also cash
• HOUSTON - Since the stabbing at Spring HS, more than 130 students have left the school, taking more than $500,000 in state aid with them
• HPD puts victims advocate under internal microscope
• HOUSTON - HPD is now looking into whether their crime victims advocate went too far to convince the parole board to keep a killer behind bars
• What's up with all the SW Fwy feeder construction?
• HOUSTON - The city of Houston says the area at the center of all the road work was already in good shape. So why's it happening anyway?
• Killer's parole unfairly influenced at hearing?
• HOUSTON - The lawyer for a man convicted in a '91 Montrose murder says he's fighting politics and a crime advocate to get a fair parole hearing
• Mayoral candidates sit down with Ted Oberg
• HOUSTON - Three people wanting to be Houston's next mayor took part in web conversations at ABC13. Here's what we learned about them
• Old oil and gas lines present boating hazard
• HOUSTON - What once lurked beneath Galveston Bay is surfacing, and now at least one fishermen is crying foul
• Judge Emmett mulls pre-school funding proposal
• HOUSTON - Harris Co. received enough petitions to put a proposal to send tax money to a private non-profit on the ballot, but it's not final yet
• Tax dollars going to private group to fund preschools?
• HOUSTON - Never before has a specific public tax gone almost entirely to a private non-profit. But that may soon change

• Crime stats factor in Zimmerman trial outcome?
• 100 Club addresses policy controversy
• 100 Club to help fallen firefighters' families
• 100 Club rules hinders help for firefighters' families
• Fallen hero's family hoping 100 Club keeps promise
• Deputy constables indicted, accused of double dipping
• Pct. 6 reserve deputy admits escorting cocaine
• Arena spending bill tweaked before final passage
• HISD board member investigated by FBI
• Houstonians could be asked to vote on proposal to protect ship channel
• Red tape being blamed for abandoned Houston houses
• Admitted mobster back behind bars, accused of murder
• Constable Trevino: Good intentions gone too far?
• Katy Fire Chief indicted in Valium diversion case
• 10 years later, deadly smuggle job still haunts some
• Houston group among those targeted by IRS?
• State Legislature approves port reform
• Houston port spent thousands on party
• GPS in police cars: What officials want to hide
• Perry defends position on gun control measures
• Texas lawmakers consider statewide reform for ports
• Senate hearing centers on Texas' sports arena spending
• TX comptroller dodges arena spending questions
• New study may reignite debate over Astrodome
• Former Harris Co. DA Pat Lykos cleared of wrongdoing
• Texas' loser pays law does more harm than good?
• Port commissioners pass new policy, then throw a party
• Port officials spent thousands on alcohol, food
• Sonic employee injured during robbery denied benefits
• Indicted Constable Trevino still at work